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Jonathan Tricker joins Urban Initiatives

29 October 2004

Jonathan Tricker has joined planning consultancy Urban Initiatives as managing consultant in transport. Tricker has more than eight years' experience of transport planning and traffic engineering, focusing on development and urban planning.

Allsop & Co's northern office appoints associate director

29 October 2004

A specialist in identifying brownfield sites suitable for residential and commercial development has joined property consultancy Allsop & Co's northern office as associate director. Stewart Brown will be responsible for advising existing clients on their UK land holdings as well as sourcing new development opportunities.

Keynote Housing Group appoints corporate services director

29 October 2004

Midlands housing association Keynote Housing Group has appointed Chris Moores as corporate services director. He joins from the Wrekin Housing Trust in Telford where he was group company secretary and head of legal and regeneration consultancy. Based in Coventry, Moores will oversee the group's company secretarial responsibilities, regulatory and governance issues and audit and risk management.

Correction - Viewing document RSS14

29 October 2004

Readers wishing to view the document RSS14 for the East of England: Report of the Strategic Environmental Assessment (Regeneration & Renewal, 22 October, p5) should not use the phone number we gave last week. Instead, they should visit www.eera.gov.uk/category.asp?cat=382&id=SXDC07-A77F7590.

Bus passenger numbers have grown this year

29 October 2004

Bus passenger numbers have grown by 7.5 per cent this year, according to London mayor Ken Livingstone. He said September figures revealed that more than six million people are now travelling by bus every weekday. Livingstone put the increase down to improvements to the bus network.

The Housing Corporation appoints three new board members

29 October 2004

Government regulatory body the Housing Corporation has appointed three new board members: Chris Holmes, Peter Rogers and Kevin Lavery. Rogers is currently chief executive of Westminster City Council, Lavery is managing director of Public Sector Solutions, Enterprise Plc and Holmes is a self-employed researcher and writer, who was previously director of homeless charity Shelter.

Major engineering work on the CRTL

29 October 2004

Major engineering work on the Channel Tunnel Rail Link (CRTL) high-speed railway tunnels under London was completed last week when the last section of paving was laid. The two parallel tunnels run between St Pancras and Dagenham and will carry a single track on which trains will run at up to 143 mph. Once the entire CRTL is open in 2007, the fastest London to Paris Eurostar journey times will be reduced to 140 minutes.

Transport operators face increasing competition

29 October 2004

Transport operators face increasing competition from the private car because their existing core markets are shrinking, a report warns. The Commission for Integrated Transport study, published this week, says that the existing market for public transport is declining for economic and demographic reasons, and will eventually reduce to uneconomically low levels. Competition in the Passenger Transport Industry is available at www.cfit.gov.uk/research/competition/index.htm.

London Olympics bid 'must be based on regeneration vision'

29 October 2004

Preparation for a London Olympics needs to be embedded into a broader regeneration strategy from the outset if the Games are to deliver a sustainable social and economic legacy for east London, a new report claims.

Anti-UDC protesters put Rooker under pressure

29 October 2004

The Government was this week seeking to salvage its plan to set up an Urban Development Corporation in Northamptonshire as the House of Lords investigated fierce local opposition to the scheme.